CIA-UAP-016, Avistamientos de objetos voladores no identificados en Ladakh, Nepal, Sikkim y Bután
Descripción oficial
Un informe de 1968 sobre avistamientos de OVNIs en Ladakh, Nepal, Sikkim y Bután. Se enumeran siete avistamientos de OVNIs ocurridos entre el 19 de febrero y el 25 de marzo de 1968. Una versión más censurada del informe ha estado disponible en el sitio web público de la CIA.
✦ Resumen IA
CIA-UAP-016 es un Informe de Información desclasificado de la CIA (el encabezado de télex referenciado menciona resultados de búsqueda de Wright-Patterson AFB/FTD, doc. n.º 138501353) titulado "Avistamientos de objetos voladores no identificados en Ladakh, Nepal, Sikkim y Bután." País: India/Nepal/Bután/China. Fecha de la información: febrero-marzo de 1968. El informe cataloga múltiples avistamientos OVNI entre el 19 de febrero y el 25 de marzo de 1968 en toda la región fronteriza del Himalaya, presentados en forma tabular con fecha, hora local, área, dirección de vuelo y descripción de cada objeto. Los avistamientos incluyen: una luz blanca con sonidos de explosión simultáneos y una luz rojiza seguida de humo blanco (Ladakh, 4 de marzo); objetos sobre el noreste de Nepal y Sikkim reportados moviéndose en direcciones contradictorias pero aproximadamente consistentes de noreste a suroeste; un objeto brillante, largo, rojo y verde, de movimiento rápido, lo suficientemente brillante como para "causar luz diurna," seguido de un sonido de trueno varios segundos después del avistamiento, con el objeto pareciendo emitir luz desde su cola; un objeto sobre Thimpu/Ane La/Fukche-Koyul-Demchok que siguió una trayectoria circular y dejó una estela de humo, moviéndose de norte a sur, descrito como "similar a un cohete," dejando una estela de luz blanco-amarilla de unas 20 [¿yardas?] de longitud a 20,000-25,000 pies; un objeto azulado moviéndose a alta velocidad sin ruido, lo suficientemente brillante como para iluminar el área, sobre la región de Kulci en el noroeste de Nepal; y un objeto ardiente parpadeando de forma intermitente acompañado de un sonido de trueno cerca de la región de Kulci. Cabe destacar que el informe también indica que se encontró un enorme objeto metálico en forma de disco, con una base de seis pies y aproximadamente dos pies de altura, en un cráter en Baltichaur, a cinco millas al noreste de Pokhara, y que se hallaron porciones de un objeto similar en Okhaldhunga. El documento también se abre (página 1) con una referencia no relacionada al Dr. Edward Condon, antiguo jefe de la Oficina Nacional de Normas (National Bureau of Standards), nombrado director de la investigación civil sobre OVNIs patrocinada por la Fuerza Aérea en la Universidad de Colorado (el Comité Condon).
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[PAGE 1] He will try to find out — Dr. Edward Condon, former head of the National Bureau of Standards and recently named director of the Air Force-sponsored civilian investigation of UFO's, with headquarters at the University of Colorado in Boulder. [PAGE 2] [Teletype/search header, partially garbled OCR] DIRECTOR NW/FTD CONFIDENTIAL XGDS. 203708 ***CIRCUIT/FTD OUTPUT — FTD/NIS, WRIGHT-PATTERSON AFB, OHIO*** 4.21.53 PM July 19, 1974 — PAGE 14. *CIA ATTN: C0S/ISG/[?]/RM 1846, HQS WASH. D.C. 20505. 138501351 * 152 DOCUMENTS SATISFIED THIS SEARCH FOR LINDA: 304441 / ACCESSION [?] 501353. FILE-YEAR 18P./01R5. CLASSIFICATION: DOWNGRADED. DATE 68. TEXT 0070. CLASSIFICATION: CONFIDENTIAL. RESTRICTIONS: CONTROLLED DISSEM, NO FOREIGN DISSEM. TITLE: [...] SIGHTINGS OF UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS IN LADAKH, NEPAL, SIKKIM AND BHUTAN. TOPIC TAGS: [...] UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT, AIRCRAFT ADJUNCT. DOC NR. SOURCE [...] DIRECTOR NW/FTD CONFIDENTIAL XGDS. Second copy of search header repeated: 203708 ***CIRCUIT/FTD OUTPUT — FTD/NIS, WRIGHT-PATTERSON AFB, OHIO*** 4.21.53 PM July 19, 1974 — PAGE 15. *CIA ATTN: C0S/ISG/[?]/RM 1846, HQS WASH. D.C. 20505. 138501353 * 152 DOCUMENTS SATISFIED THIS SEARCH FOR LINDA. DIRECTOR NW/FTD... [PAGE 3] INFORMATION REPORT INFORMATION REPORT. CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY. [Standard classification/handling markings — controlled dissemination, information affecting the national defense of the United States within the meaning of the espionage laws, transmission or revelation of which in any manner to an unauthorized person is prohibited.] COUNTRY: India/Nepal/Bhutan/China. DOI: February - March 1968. SUBJECT: Sightings of Unidentified Flying Objects in Ladakh, Nepal, Sikkim and Bhutan. DATE DISTR.: [...] Sightings of unidentified flying objects in Ladakh, Nepal, Sikkim and Bhutan during the period 19 February - 25 March 1968. Particulars of Bright Objects Seen Over South Ladakh, North East Nepal, North Sikkim and Western Bhutan. Date: 4 March 1968, 1300 hours. Area: Chang La, Fukche and Koyul (Ladakh). Direction of flight: East to West. [Classification marking: CONFIDENTIAL, NO FOREIGN DISSEM/CONTROLLED DISSEM.] Particulars: One white light and simultaneously two blasting sounds were heard. Also, one reddish light followed by white smoke. [PAGE 4] Date: 19 February 1968, 2200 [hours]. Area: [seen over] Walungchung-go and Chhurisa area, NE Nepal. Direction of flight: North-East to South. [Also for Sikkim:] similar sighting; direction of flight rather confusing — reported as being from South-east to North-west over Thangu, Lachung, Lachen and Chholha... direction; also reported from North-east to South-west over [Nathu?] Lhamo and [Cho] Lhamo. The latter direction coincides with the one over Nepal and is likely to be more correct, since the date and time of the flight of object also coincide. Particulars: A fast-moving object, long and thin, red and green in color, as bright as to cause daylight. Thunder sound heard after few seconds of sighting of object. [The] object [giving off] light from tail, [bright] enough to [illuminate] the entire area. Thunder sound was heard several minutes after sighting the object. [PAGE 5] Date: 21 February 1968, 2130 [hours], Thimpu; 4 March 1968, 1300 [hours], Ane La area (Ladakh); 25 March 1968, 2150 [hours], Fukche, Koyul, Demchok. Direction of flight: East to West — however, since due east of Thimpu there is nothing but Indian territory, the direction of flight could well be from North-east to South-west, that is, from the direction of Tibet. Particulars: Object was following a circular path. Left a trail of smoke behind it. [Second entry:] Appeared from Chang La side and was seen moving towards Demchok, i.e. from north to south. Rocket-like object leaving white-yellow light trail about 20 [yards?] long, at a height of 20,000-25,000 feet. [Third entry:] A bluish colored object moving at high speed without any noise. It was bright enough to brighten the area. [PAGE 6] Area: Kulci region in NW Nepal. Direction of flight: Appeared to be north to south. Particulars: A blazing object, flashing intermittently, accompanied by [a] thunder sound, disintegrated over Kulci region. A huge metallic disc-shaped object with a six-foot base and two feet in height was found in a crater at Baltichaur, five miles NE of Pokhara. Portions of a similar object were found at Okhaldhunga.
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Fuente: Departamento de Guerra de EE. UU. / AARO — dominio público · war.gov/ufo